pervasiveness

The pervasiveness of this thinking is even found in the budget.

Its pervasiveness makes it difficult for people to imagine other ways of life.

"If they are guilty, you really do have to face up to the pervasiveness of the problem."

The pervasiveness of his mark was reported frequently in the local press.

They have also disagreed about the pervasiveness of the disease.

New York is unique in the pervasiveness of its housing regulations.

It is rather the pervasiveness of the dust that kills.

It is possible that the pervasiveness of music may lead to more hallucinations.

He was hardly responsible for the emerging pervasiveness of television.

He says the power and pervasiveness of movies demand that they be taken seriously.

Students have to realize the pervasiveness of this illusion, and learn to act within it.

And they complain about the pervasiveness of these behavioral assumptions.

Despite the pervasiveness of the shopping culture, some children are rebelling.

The pervasiveness and use of these lyrics throughout the university is generally unknown.

Now, for all the pervasiveness of movies in contemporary culture, they no longer serve that purpose.

For all its popularity and pervasiveness, e-mail remains a medium in the making.

But one is super critical because of its pervasiveness through the Windows ecosystem.

But the very pervasiveness of hazing should also alert people that something else is going on.

Still, the pervasiveness of downright bad bread is a national disgrace.

"Got to a point where the pervasiveness of "celebrity news" concerned me.

They noticed the pervasiveness of food and their unusual names in the novels.

In keeping with its pervasiveness, it is well tolerated by plants and animals.

Its popularity had a significant impact on the pervasiveness of networks in computing.

What, then, accounts for the pervasiveness of dumb blonde jokes?

I don't like it, but I can understand the pervasiveness of the idea.